EVA vs the alternatives
Not an alarm. Not an app.
Both, in one pull.
A loud alarm gets attention but reaches no one. A safety app can call for help, if you can get to your phone. EVA does both the moment you pull it, and shares where you are with the people you trust.
Be honest
Most safety tools do
half the job.
Each alternative covers one piece of the problem. Here is where they leave you on your own.
Personal alarms
Loud, but it reaches no one.
It makes noise and hopes someone is near.
Safety apps
Help is there, if you can reach your phone.
Unlock, find the app, tap the right button.
Carrying nothing
Hoping it will be fine is not a plan.
The most common choice, and the riskiest.
The full picture
Every feature,
side by side.
EVA against a basic personal alarm and a phone safety app. The same situation, three very different outcomes.
Only EVA
Everything in one pull.
Hands-free SOS
Calls for help on its own.
Live location
They see where you are, in real time.
130 dB
Impossible to ignore.
Flashlight
Light when the street is dark.
On your terms
Shared only with your circle, never beyond.
Everyday carry
USB-C, eight colours, always on your keys.
Still deciding
Common questions.
The honest answers to what people ask when they compare EVA to the alternatives.
Isn't my phone enough?
Your phone is great, until you cannot reach it. EVA works without unlocking, opening an app, or even holding your phone. It does the calling and the location sharing for you.
How is this different from a basic keychain alarm?
A basic alarm only makes noise. EVA sounds the same 130 dB alarm, then calls for help and sends your live location to the people you choose. The alarm is the start, not the whole thing.
Do I need a subscription?
No. The device works on its own with no monthly fee. The companion app is free to join in beta.
What if I already use a safety app?
Keep it if you like it. EVA covers the moments an app cannot, when your phone is in your bag or you have no time to tap. Many people use both.
Does it work abroad?
Yes. EVA uses the local emergency number for the country you are in, when your phone and network support it.
Stop comparing.
Start carrying.
One pull does what an alarm and an app can only do halfway. Carry EVA every day.